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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1928

Page

13

Ruth Andrews to Wed J Robert Martin in Detroit

Miss Ruth Andrews and J Robert Martin of Detroit announce their marriage date as June twenty third. A party at her Princeton avenue home revealed the plan with pink and white decor and bridge prizes awarded to Mary Rankin Margaret Miller and Margaret Hewitt. Ruth is a Michigan State Normal College graduate and former teacher. Martin is a University of Michigan graduate and Michigan Bell employee.

Ruth Andrews J. Robert Martin Detroit Michigan Princeton Avenue Mary Rankin Margaret Miller Margaret Hewitt Miss Andrews T. Andrews Michigan State Normal College Ypsilanti Gates School Amherst Martin James H. Martin South Clarendon Avenue University of Michigan Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity Michigan Bell Telephone Company

Evening club notices and local meetings schedule

The Business and Professional Women's Club plans a supper meeting and officer election. M. T. C. Club meets with Tillie Rapeiey. Winbow Class hosts a mother daughter banquet. Carton Lorain No 93 and the Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons hold meetings. Pythian Sisters inspection at 7 30 p m in K of P hall. Bible school teachers and officers banquet at Church of Christ dining room. Bible School Cabinet meets with D S Scott at 451 West Highth street. Fellowship Club dinner at 6 p m in the Y W C A gym. Y W C A educational committee chaired by Mrs Thatcher at 7 30 p m.

M. T. C. Club Tillie Rapeiey Winbow Carton Lorain No. 93 Ladies’ Auxiliary of Cantons K. of P. Nalh Church of Christ Bible School Bible School Cabinet United Presbyterian Church D. S. Scott West Highth Street Fellowship Club Y. Ww. Cc. A Thatcher

Club meetings and events scheduled around town

The day features a 1:00 p m regular country club bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs J G Wherry and others. Numerous groups like High Seven Club, Everready Bunco Club, Loyal Matrons, Pp K S Club, Frank S Harmon Lodge 663, Modern Woodmen, Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John, Elyria Lodge 103, Woman's Welsh Club, Central Guild of St Andrews, Woman's Bible Class, Second Congregational church groups, and YWCA Federation announce meetings, dinners, and a Sacramento convention talk by Marguerite Syvertsen at 6:00 p m garden party with a tureen dinner at church and 410 West avenue hostess.

Country Club J. G. Wherry E. J. Crisp J. B. Betteridge High Seven Club Emery Murphy Everready Bunco Club Men Wade Oberlin Loyal Matrons Club Elizabeth McDonald West Avenue Pp. K. S Helen Futt Ninth Street Frank S. Harmon Lodge A. M Modern Woodmen of America K. of P. Hall Ladies’ Auxiliary Knights of St. John K .of C. Hall Elyria Lodge No. 103 Woman’s Welsh Club Marguerite Syvertsen Sacramento California

Local church and club meetings listed in community notices

Past Noble Grand Association Circle No 2 meets with Mrs Albert Eckler at 19 Chestnut Lindy Lodge hosts Mildred Alexander on Grafton road Colson Bridge Club with Pauline Phillips in Grafton Happy Dozen Club with Mrs Howard Richards on Spruce Stuck Tyre Club with Mrs Hollingsworth on Adams Harmony Card Club with Mrs Marian Shrubsole on West River St Ladies Auxiliary No 431 meets in the Eagles Hall Woman s Benefit Association meets in Wurst hall Dames of Malta meet in the O O F hall Ladies of St Mary s church card party at eight o clock Ladies of the Woman s Association meet at the church in the afternoon General Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ meets at 2 30 pm in the ladies parlor Maranatha Class of Pirat Baptist church has auction pigeon at 6 30 Friendship Club supper meeting at 6 30 Circle No 3 First Congregational church holds business form in Beginners room at 2 00 Annual meeting of Woman s Nation of First Congregational church at 2 36 pm

Noble Grand Association Circle No St. Paul's Evangelical Church Albert Eckler Chestnut Street Lindy Lodge Mildred Alexander Grafton Road Colson Bridge Club Pauline Phillips Grafton Happy Dozen Club Howard Richards Spruce Street Stuck Tyre Club Hollingsworth Adams Street Harmony Card Club Marian Shrubsole West River Street Ladies The Eagles Woman's Benefit Association Wurst Hall Dames of Malta Ladies of St. Mary’s Church K. of C. Hall Woman’s Association Second Congregational Church General Ladies’ Aid Church of Christ Maranatha Pirat Baptist Church Friendship Club

Division C church meeting notices and hosts listed

Division C of the Church gathers with Mrs. C at 263 Eastern Heights and screened dinner. Mrs.1 visits St. Pauls church with Mrs F Kis ia at 118 Court. Guild of St Andrew's meets with Mrs Rowett AP for community events.

Church of

Social club and church circle notices from local area

Multiple organizations meet at churches and private homes including Circle No. 3 and Circle No. 4 of St. Pauls church with Mrs Kriegs and Mrs Sasse, Amaryllis Club with Mrs Woodcock, Bethel Shrine card party, N A Q Club with Mrs Kirkbride, Ladies Aid Societies at United Presbyterian and Grace Lutheran, Girls Friendly Society at Episcopal school, Church of Christs boys banquet, Builder's Adult Class at St Pauls Evangelical, First Congregational Circle No.5 meeting at Mrs Stevels home, A F F W Society luncheon at Alta Mira Tea Room and a memorial for Aunt Mary Collins.

The United Presbyterian Church F. A. Lawrence Eastern Heights Boulevard James Wilson Harry Forbes Longford Avenue Ladies’ Aid Society Grace Lutheran Church Girls’ Friendly Society Episcopal Church Funk Church of Christ Church St Paul’s Evangelical Church Circle No. 5 First Congregational Church George Stevel East Avenue A. F. F. W. Society Alta Mira Mary” Collins

Local groups meet across Elyria in varied gatherings

The Elyria chapter of the D A R meets at Mrs W G Sharp home on Washington avenue. Blue Bird Class of St Pauls church meets. Junior Missionary Band of the Baptist church has picnic. Bridge Club gathers with Margaret Hewitten on Park avenue. American Legion Auxiliary meets in Legion rooms. Woman's Relief Corps meets in I O O F hall. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet. Dorcas Class of Church of Christ meets at Miss Mildred Cope home on Harrison. Mission Study Club holds annual Elyria Country Club meeting at 6 00 p m.

Elyria W. G. Sharp Washington Avenue Blue Bird St. Paul’s Church The Baptist Church Bridge Club Margaret Hewitten Park Avenue American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Woman's Relief Corps I. O. O. F. Hall Sons and Daughters of Liberty Dorcas Church of Christ Mildred Cope Harrison Street Mission Study Club Elyria Country Club

Pythian Sisters Meeting Amid Lorain Amherst Guests

At the annual inspection of Pythian Sisters this evening in the P hall visitors are expected from Lorain and Amherst. Mrs. Ruie Henke of Sandusky will be present to inspect the work of officers and team. The Elyria Woman's Club American Home Department meeting was postponed to Friday June first. Lilies of the valley and pansies formed a white and yellow color scheme at the luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs. Karl Kaley on Hamilton St. Tall yellow tapers complemented the decor. Twelve guests were served at one o'clock. Bridge games provided entertainment with first prize to Mrs. S. Lewis Tilden and second to Miss Leola Luce. Miss Margaret Peachy of Athens, guest of Mrs. Kaley, was the only out of town attendee.

Pythian of P. Hall Lorain Amherst Ruie Henke Sandusky American Home Department Elyria Woman's Club Karl Kaley Hamilton St S. Lewis Tilden Leola Luce Margaret Peachy Athens J. Beyers John Busch Ruth A. N. Fullmer Donald Quashnefsxi Lark Lewis Frederick James Emma Union Congregational Church F. E. Eastman Kathryn Brown Irene Finnnegan Gertrude Bodman Ruby Guild Vermilion Ben Zilch Cleveland Avenue Congregational Gymnasium St. Amherst High South Amherst Congregational Church C. B. Ketchum Oberlin Estchum R. A. Pelt Methodist Church Joseph Heathcote South Amherst Mary Elma Ethel Purviance Purviance Ladies’ Society The Otto Witte Edith Hoffner Harry Platts Church Street L. Stough Emma Stamers Bellefontaine Ohio Cleveland Franklin Ave. Methodist Church Young People's League St. John’s Evangelical Church Frank Snider Milan Avenue Alice Stearnes Stella Stage Raymond Marie Yaegers St. Peter’s Evangelical Church Wm. Berg L. P. Lersch S. R. Vibbers Roy W. Smith Monuroeville Harley Wibber Deane Elyria H. Hoff Elyria Avenues Berowske Marie C. Putzier Mildred Rocky River Ald Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church Charles Schulz August Sergert

Miss Pearl Fredericks Cham Berlin Weds Ernest White

Pearl Fredericks Cham Berlin and Ernest White were married by a local Justice of the Peace in the morning ceremony at eleven. The bride wore pink satin with gold lace and carnations. A dinner for fifteen followed at the groom’s mother Mrs. E White’s home at 227 1 2 Fourth street. Guests from Lorain Cleveland and Grafton attended. The couple will reside at 227 1-2 Fourth Street after a brief eastern trip.

Pearl Fredericks Chamberlin Ernest White E. White Fourth Street Edgar White Lorain Allen Kepplin Cleveland Herbert Smith Grafton White

Local Elyria Lorain Residents Involved in Justice of the Peace Case

Carl Massey 24 proprietor Elyria and Elizabeth Kokal 20 punch press operator Elyria appear before Lorain Justice of the Peace along with Louis Smith 21 railroader Lorain and Mary Shevak 18 house work Lorain. Edger Timmons 36 laborer Lorain and Mary Verna Williams 27 housework Lorain also bound over by the Justice of the Peace.

Carl Massey Elyria Elizabeth Kokal Punch Peter Joseph Louis Smith Lorain Mary Shevak Edger ¢. Timmons Mary Verna Williams Justice of the

W. B. A. Members Honor State Officers at Dinner

County W. B. A. members gather at the Hotel Newell on Saturday at 12:30 for a dinner to welcome Supreme President Miss Bina M. West and State Regional Director Nellie C. V. Heppert.

Newell Bina M. West Nellie C. V. Heppert

Wedding and Birthday Dinner for Mable Gaston and Ruth

Mr and Mrs E R Gaston entertained a wedding and double birthday dinner for daughter Mable and Harvey N Lewis with ten guests. Out of town guests included Mrs Clifford and Frank Martin from Cleveland at the noon ceremony in the Church Of Christ. Mrs D A Baird sang Oh Promise Me and I Love You Truly with organist Paul Sorg. Separately Mrs A H Groll hosted fourteen little girls for Ruths pink and white birthday luncheon with games, a pink rose centerpiece, a peanut hunt and favors and many gifts.

E. R. Gaston Mable Leroy Fridenstine Gaston Harvey N Lewis Clifford Frank Martin Cleveland Church of Christ D. A. Baird Sant Paul Sorg A. H. Groll East Avenue Ruth Eleanor Wilson

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Maddock at High Street

A birthday anniversary dinner was held at Mrs Carey Maddock’s High street home. Guests included out-of-town visitors Mr and Mrs Homer Mae Carthy and Mr and Mrs Joseph McCarty from Detroit and Mr and Mrs Arthur Kolbe with children from Toledo Ohio.

Carey Maddock High Street

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed

Admission entries include Mrs Ben Biermach er 411 East avenue Mrs Ignatz Nveste 275 West River st Martin Butler 700 West ave Mrs W L Robinson 7 East Broad Walter Allen 220 Howest Fred Roy 1455 E 55th st Cleveland Mrs John Walter Rte 3 Valley City Margie Fenwich 238 Columbia Station Discharges list Mrs Cecil Heaven baby girl North Ridgeville Mrs George Peck baby girl North Abbey road Mrs Willard Weddington Rte 2 Bertha Ogle 5 Water st Doyle Hickenbottom Rte 2 Elyria Donald Heisner 1015 Parkview ave Lorain Ernest Bober LaGrange Mrs Patrick Dempsey baby boy 1135 West ave Mrs Lawrence McClure baby girl 1280 East ave

Ben Biermacher East Avenue Ignatz Nveste West River St Martin Butler West Ave W. L. Robinson East Broad Walter Allen Howest Fred Roy E. 55Th St Cleveland John Walter Rte Valley City Margie Fenwich Columbia Station Cecil Heaven North Ridgeville George Peck North Abbey Road Willard Weddington Bertha Ogle Water St Doyle Hickenbottom Elyria Donald Heisner Parkview Ave Lorain Ernest Bober LaGrange Patrick Dempsey Lawrence McClure East Ave

Local social notes list Misses, couples and travels

Miss Bessia Downing visited by Miss Amelia Turnbull of Rocky River and others from Cleveland Harwood Street and Seventh Street. Mr and Mrs Matthew Haas called on Mrs C N Sanders. A W Baird and Rev G A Brown attend the seventieth General Assembly in St Louis about ten days. Ill Charles Conlam improving. Local residents travel to Cleveland and Detroit for events and funerals. Knights of Columbus delegates attend Marion convention. Village Post office comedy by the C E Society May 23 with 25 cent admission.

Bessia Downing Amelia Turnbull Rocky River Nettle Tran Harwood Street A. W. Doncaster Seventh Street Cleveland Matthew Haas C. N. Sanders Hawthorn Street A. W. Baird G. A. Brown St. Louis Missouri General Assembly United Presbyterian Churches of North America Charles Conlam Princeton Avenue J. A. Krantz Harry Krantz D. K. Beedle Ohio Harriott Francis East River Street Beecher Illinois D. D. van Voorhis William Kleeberg Brooklyn New York Frank Sittinger Abbey Road Edgar White Lorain Elyria L. J. Bueche D. A. Farrell Knights of Columbus Marion Frank Hall George W. Hall Detroit Michigan Charles Coon Findlay Rolland Kehake Erie Pennsylvania

Local Social Notes From Elyria And Cleveland Visits

Spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs William Behnke of Elyria. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ben Biermacher at Elyria Memorial hospital. Lewis C Colson attended the American Federation of Nurses convention in Louisville Kentucky. S H Spieth returned home to Shelby Indiana after visiting West Park and relatives nearby. Mrs J Q Ryan of 114 Cedar street visited Cleveland friends and attended a theater party. Mrs Frank Powers and daughter Phyllis Jane returned home after a Detroit visit. Mr and Mrs Paul Krugman of Carolina avenue spent yesterday in Cleveland with Mr and Mrs Arthur Richards and attended the Sportsman show at the Public Auditorium.

William Behnke Elyria Ben Biermacher East Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Lewis C. Colson Louisville Kentucky S. H. Spieth Shelby Indiana West Park J. Q. Ryan Cedar Street Cleveland Frank Powers Phyllis Jane Detroit Michigan Paul Krugman Carolina Avenue Arthur Richards Public

South Amherst Class of 1928 Commencement May 22

The South Amherst High School graduation exercises for the class of 1928 will occur Tuesday evening in the South Amherst school auditorium. Rev. R. A. Pelt will give the invocation, music by Avon Orchestra under Miss Janice Barrick, salutatory by Rose Wilhelm, address by Dr. W. A. Zauggs of Bowling Green Normal, and valedictory by Gladys Hopkins. Class members include Ralph Bechstein, Bertha Frohofer, Joseph Gromoky, Sybil Leonard, Theodore Roth, Isaac Thompson, Rose Wilhelm, and Howard Vinson.

Fred Quashnefski Earl Stanfield John Busch L. J. Bayers James King Gloria

Elks Fish Fry on Tuesday with Deluxe Night Initiation

Elks announce a fish fry Tuesday May 22 at 6:30 p m with a Big Deluxe night and specials. F L Ellenberger serves as secretary for event details and coordination.

ELKS F. L. Ellenberger

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Woman's Nation of First Congrégation Wes Church Kaley Bridge Ruth Groll Mrs. Maddock Elyria Eagles C. E. Society 2Nd Congregational Church Charis Charis of Flrst Evangelical Communion of the First Evangelical Church W. Schuster St. Peter's Evangelical Church Frances Sabiers Christ Biege Fox Broad St Brown Company Printera Eszdtcensslanwr Berg Endres Promis Sade Oma Euch Hme Faben Poche Axl Spring Dr. Stearns Harry H. Smith Co Elyrla Broad Street Georgette and Chiffon Georgettes
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